AWS re:Invent 2023 - What’s new in Amazon Redshift (ANT203)

Join this session to learn about the newest innovations within Amazon Redshift-the petabyte-scale AWS Cloud data warehousing solution. Amazon Redshift empowers users to extract powerful insights by securely and cost-effectively analyzing data across data warehouses, operational databases, data lakes, third-party data stores, and streaming sources using zero-ETL approaches. Easily build and train machine learning models using SQL within Amazon Redshift to generate predictive analytics and propel data-driven decision-making. Learn about Amazon Redshift’s newest functionality to increase reliability and speed to insights through near real-time data access, ML, and more-all with impressive price performance.
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[@chatchaikomrangded960]

Good insight about What's new in RS!

[@jonatasjcgrendering8436]

Are these slides available in any public repository?

[@user-if2kq8nh8m]

Would be great if the Redshift team could focus more on proper Access control, the current implementation of RBAC does not inspire much confidence.

[@awssupport]

Hi there! 👋 Thank you for your feedback. I have submitted it to our service team for further review. ^RZ

[@sherriffs2554]

Too vague.

[@awssupport]

Thanks for your feedback. I've sent it to be reviewed. ^NR

[@awssupport]

Hello. I can confirm that 6 additional Redshift videos has been published since. We encourage you to check them out on the Amazon We Services channel here: go.aws/4b0MuEj. ^AM